QUEBEC APPLICANTS LETS SHARE EXPERIENCE

[vickyRocks]

thx shahi for ur comment..bro which country are you from???

 

[vickyRocks]

Hey fellows!

Dont You think we should share more, like what will happen and what are the challenges we will face after we have got our AOR...

I mean in PHASE 2, what is new to share...

 

[Shahi]

hey vicky ur welcome...i m an indian..

shahi

 

[Shahi]

hello Guys

an important update...my friend who sent his application along with me...got a letter that his application is put in interview queue... i hope mine comes soon too... good luck to all of us..

Shahi

 

[chayon.gb]

HI all
I intend to apply for Quebec. Is there anybody who can help me by saying whether I am eligible to apply based on the following qualifications.
Age: 31 years
Education: 16 years(BA and MA in English)
Job experience: college teacher for nearly 4 years
Knowledge of Frence: DELF B1
Marital status: unmarried

Please help me
Merci en avance.

 

[Shahi]

@chayon...i think you are in a great position...just to be sure..just try the online evaluatio. good luck...!

Shahi

 

[thanga]

Hi All,

I was going to apply for Canada next month, suddenly new NOC announced and everything fell to dust ( I am in IT category).

Now only option left out seems Quebec application, Can anybody tell me how much time it takes for the entire process to complete?

I am from India.

Thanks for any help.

 

[Shahi]

@ thanga Well it takes approx 7 -9 months to get CSQ and same time for federal application...max 15-18 moths..but this is my guess...

regards,
Shahi

 

[learner1]

Hello,

What "Supporting" documents we have to submit along application to Quebec Skilled Worker?

I am reading Quebec Immigration website which seems only Application Form and Financial Deceleration form, nothing about Supporting documents. Don't we need to send, Job, education etc certificates? Is there a link to Quebec Skilled Worker Application Check List?

Thanks for your help.

 

[Shahi]

plz read the following link

http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/biq/hong-kong/dcs-workers/list-documents.html

Shahi

 

[daffodils05]

Hello,
I sent my initial application as a FSW under 0213 NOC on 24th June, and obviously my application wouldn't be considered any more.

I need suggestion regarding QSW. Do I need to send a proof of French language with CSQ. My French knowledge is nil, but I'll start French classes in Oct. I go through the evaluation process, and I qualify even if I select French level 1-2. Learn French and go through TEF will took around 5 or 6 months, and rules can suddenly changes so I don't want to loose this opportunity.
Can anyone suggest me what to do?

 

[Iceberg7]

Shahi,

Thank you my friend for your advice.
Well, I know it will cost a hell of fortune..but my eyes are not only on the immigration..I aim to earn an internationally accredited MBA..cause it won't be worthy to earn one from my home country & then re-do the whole process once again over there..I am not that studying nerd

I need it to advance in my career..that's first.
Secondly, I think it may help with the immigration process.

Yeah..McGill is just wonderful..myself..i really wish to join HEC Montréal.
Maybe eventually we'll become colleagues (that would be my pleasure)

Oh, congrats for your friend..hope everything will go fine with him.
Hope you get the same as well

Good luck

 

[wingsofmaybe7777]

My dream has always been to study at McGill... getting a graduate degree from them would be a true asset

Hope everything goes well for all of us true Quebec lovers!!!

 

[amgra]

Can anybody tell me how much time it takes for the entire process to complete?

My application was processed in Mexico, and CSQ took about 7 months and Federal application took about 3 months (God's present for me, it was quick)
You can check the CIC website for specific times for your zone/country.

 

[Iceberg7]

Yeah Amgra..

That is GOD's present

Best of luck..

I just want to get goood news for anybody..